Also in a channel, they want to know, do we really think that Vince McMahon told Dr. D. David Schultz to beat up John Stassel? Personally, I don't think so. I think Dr. D. is a psycho. I think he was the – and talk about a predecessor to Steve Austin. I think Dr. D. was the original. It's funny because that footage is on the YouTube, and when he smacked the shit of the – Joe, when you see him Joe when you see Dr. Dean that clip don't you see Austin yeah I mean that guy was brutal and that I mean he really I mean that was unnecessary I remember when that was on 2020 Kevin you remember the night that that aired that was a fucking big deal back then makes me that was up but yeah I was we in high school at the time, I think, because we're around the same age.

I remember I was a freshman in high school, and that was a big deal. That was the talk around the fucking school. That was brutal, man. I mean, I thought that was unnecessary. But honestly, what I think happened was this. John Stossel, I mean, even though people nowadays have no fucking clue he is, back in the early 80s,

John Sassel, as far as doing 2020, was actually a household name.

The guy actually was very well known back then, and I can't picture Vince McMahon telling a wrestler

to smack the shit out of a guy that's on national television for a national show because you

remember there was no fox news channel there was no 2020 just came out who i think it was

2020's like first or second year and there was no cable news back then i mean yeah there was w ht remember

one of the old mecco home theater well meco home theater but funkery even in that funker even you know that guy that you're talking

about he actually says that he heard vince McMahon say i shouldn't have told him to do that you know what

did you guys see mr fuji in the background there with the iron cheek yeah what i think happened was

vince probably knew that the guy was there uh and Vince probably said you know what you know

just uh you go out there and just put a scare into him and, you know, stay in character.

I think that he meant just be a heel, go out there and do what anybody, any heel in the

wrestling business would do if you're asked if wrestling is fake.

Because remember, you know, back in that era it was still protected.

So when Uncle Joe used to say to you, wrestling's fake, you would turn around and say, no, it's not. Shut up. Don't tell me that. That's exactly what that's exactly what happened to me. I was doing that. I was doing that in high school. Yeah. That's what happened to me, man. Right. So I would get into arguments with my family members. Oh, I would. Me too. I would get so upset.

I did physical conversation. I mean, really, yeah, exactly.

Really, really big arguments. And the funny thing is, the same thing happened to Hogan with Belser. My uncle, that cock sucker. My uncle, that cock sucker, I should go piss on his grave tomorrow. Just for the fucking. Exactly. Exactly.

You know, the funny thing is that my uncle was the one that got me into wrestling,

and he kept telling me, oh, this is fake.

And, you know, the funny thing is that my uncle was the one that got me into wrestling, and he kept telling

me, all this was fake, and, you know, the funny thing is that, Hogan was on Howard Stern talking about that situation with Beltzer, and he said that that really got out of hand. I actually got the footage. Remember when I played the audio on my hotline? When he had the footage. I actually saw it. I actually had it on tape. Hogan was not too thrilled about when Howard Stern brought that up.

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